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Jacek Wojciechowski's Forum Nokia Blog
NetBeans 6.5, Java ME inside
jack44 | 21 November, 2008 15:54
Version 6.5 of NetBeans IDE has been released! The 'mobility part' is now included into one standard Java bundle that also contains Java SE, Java EE, Java FX, web components and servers (GlassFish, Tomcat). The installation file is about 212MB (NetBeans 6.1 'mobility' was 72MB)! One may ask why there's no separate bundle - IMHO, the answer is simple - Java ME and Java EE complement one another in different environments and more IDE components are Java ME+EE enabled (like webservices or SIP). Of course, you can add or remove packs later using the IDE's Plugin Manager (Tools -> Plugins).
What's new for Java ME developers?
- new project wizard for adding custom components to the Visual Designer Palette
- new SVG UI components in the enhanced SVG Composer enable rich UI design
- new Data Binding Custom Components in the Visual Designer Palette
- upgraded obfuscation tool to ProGuard 4.2 and test framework to JMUnit 1.1.0
You'll find more (screenshots included) about described features at NetBeans IDE 6.5 New and Noteworthy page.
Bonus links:
NetBeans IDE 6.5 Features
NetBeans IDE 6.5 Tutorials and Documentation
Guided Video Tour of NetBeans IDE 6.5
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